Honda Research Institute Synthesizes Nanomaterials for Potential Use in Quantum Electronics

honda nanoribbon growth graphic

Scientists from Honda Research Institute USA, Inc. (HRI-US) have synthesized atomically thin “nanoribbons” – atomic scale thickness, ribbon-shaped materials – that have broad implications for the future of quantum electronics, the area of physics dealing with the effects of quantum mechanics on the behavior of electrons in matter.

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